تسلیم بودن در برابر خداوند - صفحه 6 (به ترتیب امتیاز)

Hello, my lovely master,

File Name: Being Submissive to God

Golden Point: A key point I need to emphasize.

Key 1: If we believe that there is a God who manages the world, life would be completely different. But before being submissive to God, we must accept these beliefs, as they are essential:

• There is a God—a manager, a power, a controller, a creator who created this world.

• God is far more knowledgeable, understanding all aspects of anything; He is wise and sagacious. He knows the ways and the solutions. At that moment, I can trust Him, and I feel relaxed.

The example that my master mentioned is of a small child in childhood, who is completely submissive to his mother. However, here we have God, whose knowledge is incomparable to that of humans.

Key 2: When we understand this, we can say, “I am submitted to Allah, to my Rabb, and I put my trust in You and have faith in You.” If I can do this, God will take care of my needs and guide me.

When does God guide us?

When we are submissive.

How do we submit to God?

By understanding our position and God’s position, and recognizing our powers and abilities compared to God’s.

Key 3: Remember that you must be humble before God. Any results you achieve in life are because of God—not because you did it on your own.

Practice: Reflect on the results you have achieved recently where you said, “I am submitted to God, and I let Him guide me.”

My goal was to pass an official English test with a score over 110 and gain admission to an American or Canadian university. Previously, I had attempted to take the test but could not succeed. However, when I expressed my desire for God to guide me, I noticed how He guided me:

• I improved my score from 85 to 115.

• I received sponsorship to pay for the test fee without any issues.

• Someone else paid the admission fee for me.

• Now, I am accepted into a university.

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This is an example that I remember—I tried to be humble before God, and I want to remind myself of this.

My New Goals Are:

1. I want to go somewhere that allows me to feel free and provides a good environment—somewhere not too crowded, with green spaces and a moderate climate. It could be Afghanistan, America, or Canada; I just want a place to go.

2. I want financial freedom so that I can buy equipment, food, and rent a house at a decent level because right now, I am starting from scratch.

3. I believe that by repairing faulty boards, I can achieve financial progress. I want to see results, and I believe that this path will lead me toward success. I want to enjoy life to the fullest, so that when my time comes, I have no regrets.

Currently, I think I need to focus on making progress in electronic repair. I believe this will help me achieve my financial goals.

What do I have to do to get better at this?

• Complete several electronic repair courses.

• Read as many good books as possible.

• Purchase faulty boards to practice repairing.

• Work with someone or a company in this field.

• Analyze datasheets of circuits.

• Draw datasheets, schematics, or circuits.

• Learn about how devices and circuits work.

I have completed several electronic courses and now feel I am at a good level. I want to use this knowledge to make money in the real world.

Required Personality Traits:

• Acting bravely.

• Being faithful.

I do have some resistance when it comes to working in the real world because it’s my first experience, and my limiting beliefs about lacking experience and not knowing Urdu hinder me.

But remember, if you believe in God, you can accomplish tasks that seem difficult. This will help you improve your personality and self-esteem greatly. So, if you believe in God, you can do this.

Due to my current situation, I still cannot go out. Inshallah, in the next two weeks, I will be able to leave home and recover. I hope to find a company or an electronics shop to work with.

Sitting at home and working on faulty boards or studying is not hard for me. However, going out, dealing with people, and engaging in external work is challenging for me. I truly believe in God, and I will manage to do it.

The Question My Master Asked: What can I do for life to become smoother and more fluid?

The answer is that as you become more humble and submissive to God, your life will become easier and more harmonious. Our standing before anyone other than God will rise; it is up to us now.

Practice:

1. First, do you truly believe in the beliefs mentioned at the beginning, or are they just sentences you hear?

2. Second, try to be humble, ask God for guidance, listen, and do whatever He says.

Key 4: Try not to be arrogant when you achieve results.

Sometimes we have wishes and plans, but Allah has better ones. An important point is to understand the principles behind our wishes and goals in life.

When we have a wish, we not only cling to that wish but also decide how we want to achieve that wish or goal.

What is the right approach?

Instead of saying, “I want to go to the USA or Canada,” or “I want to work for a specific company,” or “I want a specific amount of money,” explain the underlying motivations behind these wishes. For example:

• “I want to experience that environment and climate.”

• “I want financial freedom so that when I go to the supermarket, I don’t have to worry about the money in my pocket.”

I want this not from a specific path.

What is God’s Guidance and Who Can Hear It?

God’s guidance is like radio waves that broadcast throughout the world, guiding everything from stars and planets to viruses and bacteria in what to do. The signal of God’s guidance is broadcast at every moment to everyone.

How can I hear it?

First, believe that there is a signal; this belief is crucial.

Key 5: In my master’s example, a person lost in a forest receives guidance step by step. Before taking the first step, they are not told what the second step will be.

Key 6: The signs that show whether I am submissive to God or not are:

• Do I feel peace?

• Am I calm?

Right now, I often feel fear and worry about the unknown future. I am the one who needs to improve. I need to work on this if I want a better life filled with peace.

The example my master shared about the mother of Musa and Prophet Yaqub illustrates a clear difference; there’s no need to rewrite it.

Submitting comes from liberation and peace, from dependence.

When you put your trust in God, you become calm.

Key 7: When you have a wish or goal, take a piece of paper and write down why you want it.

• My wish and goal: Reach financial freedom to the level where I can easily buy what I need.

• Become healthy and have a correct, healthy spine.

• Go to the USA or Canada.

For the first two goals, the reasons are clear. Having a correct spine is essential because I haven’t had one in recent years, and it would improve my quality of life, help me focus better, reduce pain, and allow me to enjoy life more.

For the first financial goal, it covers all aspects of my life, affecting my self-esteem and position in society. With financial stability, I could rent a better house in a nicer area. In hot weather, I wouldn’t have to rely on an old fan—I could have an air conditioning system and enjoy my environment. Financial freedom would also allow me to take my family out for fun and to restaurants, helping us all relax.

I believe I have solid reasons for these goals.

However, for the third goal of traveling to the USA or Canada, I realize there are many limiting beliefs and reasons.

From the videos I’ve seen, everyone seems to be in good condition, with nice cars; this leads me to believe that if I go there, my financial situation would improve. There are many opportunities, and the weather is more moderate. I believe I would be able to succeed, gain freedom, find a better environment, experience security, enjoy better facilities, and have faster internet while getting to know new customs.

In conclusion, I recognize that there is a combination of empowering and restrictive beliefs surrounding these goals.